Nortech 340 with triple 300s vs 350s
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It certainly gave me some food for thought!
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I'm coming out of 100mph + cat so transitioning to a 60mph + CC will be an adjustment but I welcome it as I do the opportunity to enjoy boating. I too get caught up in the facts & figures of Twin 350's vs. Triple 300's, the cost, weight & potential top speeds etc but a fellow boater recently challenged me. He asked if I'd ever been on a CC at 70mph before. My answer was NO to which he stated it's not all that fun especially for those that don't have the protection of a windscreen. IMO he brought up a good point not to mention rethinking the amount of time I'll actually spend at WOT.
It certainly gave me some food for thought!
It certainly gave me some food for thought!
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I looked at Statement and Sunsation. Both seem to be good boats but I quickly was drawn to the fit and finish of the Nortech. Cabin space was not an issue or the Sunsation might have won. I liked the seating much better on the Nortech. Wind seemed like less of an issue at the helm. It seems like there are more reviews and interest around the Nortechs. Hopefully result in better resale. Just a few random thoughts.
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Nor-Tech also did a great job at the transom for accessing the boat from the dock or the water. Nice flat landing pads on both sides at the stern and you can easily walk from side to side in front of the motors.
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